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W70 r .1!» . i ' “9:011 my father lied been married a little while. he tookthis youngest brothsr‘to Ilivowiskvhiai as his assistant. 1' Uncle George 'had'been made‘presi- denial the College of Surgeons he conldtnot have he'enproudcr aid happier than he wainii his new position. Iain airaid my father never understood the depth of his brother's affection for him. All llll hard work [all to George's share ; the long journeys at night, the physicing of wearisoms «poor people, the drunken cases, the revolting cases—all the drud- giux. dirty businos oi the surgery, in abort, was tornado“: bridesmaid Waiter month, he struggles thrgu ls ii itbone a murmur. When his brother d’llfil hin- wed! out to dine with the country gentry, it never entered his head to fool fi' impdmlI being left unnoticed at home. Wheat o ro'turh dinners were given, and he was asked to comain psi too time, apd. to sit unre- gardbli in’a corner. it dever occurred to‘him to line- gine that be was treated with any want of consider- ation or respect. He was part: of the furniture of the house, and it was the business as ‘ well as the pleasure of his life to turn himself to any use in which his brother anti sister-in-law might piano to at him. . , i I_ p" So much for What I havo‘ hoard ' from others on the subject of my uncle George. M ownI per one] experience of him is limited in 'wtm I remain it as amere child. Let ma‘iay s’omelhid‘g, 'hbwov’or, first about my nlNIlOi my 'sliitsr, and myseii. ‘ " My sister was the eldest born and the best loved. LilidIAot come into. lil‘.WDlltl until; four' years sites from earliest do. It, was, the or eIclion of beauty and healih. ' I’W‘l’s‘{nullififo‘ahl1 , imitate truth must be holds-almost as‘plslnafeature‘d a‘s'ldiicls‘G’oorge himsle I It would boo-gracious and iindtitlful in' me to presume to decide whether thorowas any foundation or not icrIgho dislike that my father's “may fell l‘cr'my inoihor. Alli cIan venture to say is that libr childnou'he'ver had any cause in comp aiu of bar. disc passionMc affection for my sister, her

I her birth ; and no other childloplmvsd. the. Carolina.

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licrI Iuniiorm kindness and indulassco. towards me.

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her it socioif‘buIt neither s it nor my father ever showed “he‘ll!” they perceived any difie'reuce bo- twasn Caroiiaoand myself» When ‘prci'ehts wdro made to my: sister, presents .wsrazmade' to me. When my lather and median caught say sister. up in

v their arms and. kissed her, they scrupulously gave

me my turn pilot-wards. My childish instinct told nis that ihtro‘ms it difference in their smiles when they looked 'at me ’and looked at her, pm the kisses

' giveota Carolina were warmer than the kisses given

to me, that the hands which dried her tears in‘ our childish griefs touchedihor more gently ihasrtlio hands which dried mine. Bill-liens. and manybther small signs of prolerauco like them, were Idols as- no parents could be expects ,to control. {recall them now without a_ harsh t ought oithar towards my falhcr‘dr My mother. Boili loved me and both did their duty by‘ me. If I seem lo_ speak constrain- ediy of'tltem'bcrc, it is not on my own accouu ] can honestly say that with all my 'lioatI-i‘and sou ,

Even uncle George, so fond asho was of me, was fender on my ‘bMut-ilnl child-sister. When I used mischievoust 10' pull at his innit scanty hair,he would gently Hand laughingly like it out of ray hands L. but he would lei Caroline log at it xtill his dim wandering grey ayes winked and watered with pain. He used to plunge perilously about the gar- den, in awkward imitation of the canisring of a horse. while I salon his shoulders; hutIhc would never proceed at tiny pace beyond a slow and sale walk when Caroline had a ride in her turn. When he took us out walking, Carolina was always I on the side next the wall. Whoa wo interrupted him over his dirty work in the surgery, he used to tell me lo gonad play until he was ready for me; but he wou'd put down his bottles, and clean his clumsy fingers on his course apron, and load Caroline out again, as if site had been the greatest lady in the land. All I howho loved her! and, lot nio be helical. and grate~ fol. aad add, how he loved mettod!